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In a statement given exclusively to Breakfast, former Det Sup Stuart Blaik, who led the Thames Valley Police investigation, said “like many people across the country” he was “deeply concerned and appalled” by the prospect of Bowers and Cole being considered for early release.He said that because the “death of Andrew was such a serious and tragic case”, Bowers and Coles should “not be afforded the opportunity” to be released early.”Neither of them showed any remorse during their time in police custody or during their subsequent trial.”I hope the Government takes account of the strength of public feeling on this…

“It’s really good that you can see the club has made some changes,” Van de Ven told BBC Sport in July. “You can see the club has a new ambition. It’s something that’s really important for players who have been here for a long time.”Last season was a stressful season, unacceptable from our side, so to leave all of that behind and go into the new season fresh means a lot.”Tottenham have finished 17th in the Premier League in back-to-back seasons and their battle to stay in the top flight ran to the final day of the 2025-2026 campaign. After…

Two people have died after a crash between a car and a stationary digger in Manchester.It happened in Hyde Road, Gorton, with police called to the scene at about at 21:35 BST on Wednesday.Four people were inside the car and two of them, a man and a woman, died at the scene, Greater Manchester Police said.The two other men were taken to hospital for treatment, and have been arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving, the force added.

“Well, as a family, we’ve been here in the market for well over 100 years. The family business actually pre-dates the building of the market,” Mr Ramsden explained. “Arthur Williams Limited was out on the old fish market as this was being built, and then they moved inside. They survived the fire of 1975. “My dad, Arthur Ramsden, set up his own business in 68 and then gradually took over the Welham side of the business and incorporated it all together. And we’ve just kept going on ever since then.”WATCH THE FULL CLIP ABOVEKeep reading…Show less`; placeholder.classList.add(‘taboola-added’); console.log(‘inserting taboola in…

After serving half his original sentence, Bear was released from prison, but between 1 March 2025 and 21 July 2025 began posting on Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube and Facebook about the case and Harrison.The court heard these were “consistently posted messages of the most abhorrent and harmful type”.Addressing Bear, the judge said: “What you did in that three to four-month period is simply victim-blaming.”Harrison did not attend court, but the prosecution read out a statement in which she described feeling isolated, exposed and unsafe, and asked for the restraining order to be extended.She said the significant stress had made her…

The Hundred men’s competition, Lord’sLondon Spirit 160-5 (100 balls): Pretorius 52 (28); Sowter 2-29MI London 164-6 (94 balls): Pooran 39 (25); J Overton 2-23MI London won by four wickets Scorecard. TableLondon Spirit became the first team to be eliminated from The Hundred after a four-wicket defeat by MI London in front of a record crowd at Lord’s. Chasing 161, MI London needed an unlikely 70 off 37 balls but Sam Curran’s 33 and a quickfire 32 off 16 from Sikandar Raza put them within touching distance.Zimbabwe all-rounder Raza was making his first appearance of the campaign having replaced Rashid Khan,…

Ms Johnson revealed she now runs her stall solo after she was forced to let two workers go in recent months as skyrocketing rent prices bite. Nevertheless, she insisted: “I can only speak from my own experience. I love this; I love being a market trader. “I love serving customers. I love watching young people grow. I’m serving grown-ups now that used to come as kids with their parents. “I love it, but it’s hard work,” the veteran market trader stressed. “If you’re not prepared to put in the hours and you’re not prepared to sacrifice, especially at the beginning…

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Four men have been arrested and two are in critical condition in hospital after violent disorder in south Wales.The arrests were made following a disturbance involving a group of men in Pontnewydd, near Pontypool, at about 19:15 on Thursday evening, Gwent Police said.Two of the men arrested are in police custody. In total, three men were taken to hospital for treatment. Specially trained firearms officers and the National Police Air Service attended the scene, alongside paramedics, the force said.Det Ch Supt Anne-Marie Salwey said: “Violence in any form is completely unacceptable and anyone who is found to be involved in…